Let's Meet Kelvin Wong 9780734422934

An accessible graphic novel guide to the basics of dating for people who are neurodivergent or anyone starting their dating life who wants simple tips, from one of Australia's leading relationship experts and disability advocates, Jodi Rodgers, and her co-star, on hit ABC/Netflix reality show Love on the Spectrum, Kelvin Wong.

Meet Harry. He is good at art, maths, science and enjoys reading. But he struggles with things he finds difficult, like being in crowds, unexpected changes to plans and reading people's expressions. Harry would love to have a girlfriend, but he doesn't know where to start.

Lucy likes being outdoors and running. She loves animals and knows lots of interesting facts about them. But she sometimes finds people confusing and hard to understand, and she is shy when she first meets them. How will she find a boyfriend if she doesn't know how to talk to people?

When Harry and Lucy each find one half of a dating guidebook at the library, they set about learning as much as they can about how and where to meet people, first dates and what comes next. But to find out the whole story what they really need is to find each other.

Let's Meet is an accessible, illustrated guide to dating for people who are neurodivergent or for anyone who is just starting out on their dating life and wants some really good basic tips, from one of Australia's leading relationship experts and disability advocates, Jodi Rodgers, and her fellow co-star on Love on the Spectrum, Kelvin Wong.

Kelvin Wong (Author)
Kelvin is in his twenties and works as an office clerk in Sydney. Kelvin was diagnosed with autism at the age of three. He loves drawing, computing and manga. Kelvin appeared on the first series of hit ABC/Netflix show Love on the Spectrum and was a fan favourite.

Jodi Rodgers (Author)
Jodi Rodgers is a qualified sexologist, counsellor and special-education teacher. She has worked within the education and community sectors in both Australia and internationally, and has extensive experience working with people with disability and diverse neurology across the life span.

Jodi established her private practice, Birds and Bees, after thirty years of working within the education, disability and sexuality fields. Birds and Bees specialises in delivering counselling services and workshops for people with a disability, with a focus on relationships, sexuality and sexual health.

Jodi appeared on Love on the Spectrum, which was released on ABC TV and globally on Netflix.